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Personal.


Rev. John Edwards returned home
on Thursday.
Miss Sophie Colston is visiting at
Berkeley Springs.
Miss Fannie Deatrick is spending her
vacation at home.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Theo-
dore Buser is convalescent
Miss Clara Miles has retured home
after an absence of six weeks.
Mr.. John Hawk, of Randolph Macon
College is home for the summer.
Miss Mable Henshaw, of Hedgesville,
is visiting her sister Mrs. DR.. Williams.
Miss Bessie Berry of this City viii
sail for her Home in Malmo Sweden.
Miss Mamie Campbell, of Kentucky,
is the guest of Mrs. Il. Boyd Faulk-
ner.
Mr. c. M. Pendleton of Berkeley
Springs paid our City a visit on Mon
day.
Mr.. Martin Hawk returned home last
week from tour through the western
states.
Miss Belle Hamill has secured clerk
ship in the office of the Equitable Life
Association.
Miss Sadie Gilbert, who has been WIS.,
iting in our city for some time return.
ed home last week.
Miss Alice Trostle, OF Chambersburg,
Pa, is visiting Miss Jennie DeGrange,
Of this city.
Mr.. David Woods, of Washington
and jefferson College, Penna., is here
for the summer.
Mr.. Howard Emmert, of West 'Vir-
ginia University is stopping with his
uncle at this place.
Mr.. M. Weinberg, of Baltimore Nd,
paid flying visit to his brother-in-law
Mr.. r. Rosenbush.
Mr.. E. j. Simpson has been appoint
ed superintendent of an Indian school
in the Indian Territory.
Rev. Mr.. Morgan, Grand Secretary of
the /. o. G. t., of w. Va, spent Mon
day evening in this city.
Misses Mamie Leisher and Rebecca
Nicklas, of Chambersburg are the
guests of Mr. w. O. Nicklas.
Prof. p. r. Reynolds, of w. Va
University preached in the Baptist
church of this city Sunday last.
Mr.. Stuart Walker has been attend.
ing the Commencement of Wash ington
and Lee University during the week.
Messrs. John and Will HeDshaw, Of
West Virginia University, have return
ed home to spend their summer vaca-
ton.
DR.. l.. A. Day left for Ohio on Wed
nesday on business and pleasure trip
We hear it rumored, that the Doctor
will-oh wait until he returns.
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THE c. ". r. r. will issue excurs-
sion tickets along their line 4th of
July.
THE local editor Is sojourning in the
city of Monuments. We predict for
him a most enjoyable time.
ALWAYS get the best, the AURORA
WATCH at Hydes Jewelry store. This
watch is warranted by special certificate.
Call aud see them.
THE third annual session of the
United Brethren of the Cumberland
Valley will be held at Mont Alto Park
Sept. Sth.
Mr.. Jacob Chapman has opened store
at Hedgesviile. Jake has gone out of
the egg business since the recent fall
ure in eggs"
Mr.. JOHN T.. THOMAS of Md. adj
dressed small audience Monday night
last upon Prohibition. Mr.. Thomas
is an able, forcible and fluent speaker.
lie made strong plea in favor of Pro-
hibition.
sArEENs.-Don.t faif to see line of
French and American oateens, rs we have
a very large line in the latest styles, Sa-
teens are growing to be the popular thing
for midsummer wear. Also ask TO see
our Oriental flouncing to make up with
| Sateens EMMERT Il FIERY.
We have received an invitation to
the 104th commencement exercises of
Dickinson College which will be held
June 30th at Carlisle Penn. The
graduating class numbers thirty three.
MIR. WALTER EDWARDS, died at
Frostburg Md. Thursday Of last week
Mr.. Edwards was "a brother OF Rev.
John Edwards of this place. He was
one of the most prominent merchants
in Frostburg.
THERE should be as many country
people in town the Fourth of July as
there were the 9th of May when the
Show was here. Farmers, celebrate
this day at least by giving Martinsburg
your presence.
| Next week is spring suit week at s.
Brafman's, and the prices on fine Spring
Clothing at this great store are so popular
| that there is no mau so poor, nor no purse
| so small that they cannot be accommodate
! ed S. BRAFMAN,
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A Gift For All.

In order to give all chance 10 test II,
and thus be convinced of Its wonderful cur
alive powers, DR.. Kings New Discovery
tor Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will
he, for q limited time, given away This
offer is not only liberal, but shows I'M
bounded faith in the merits Of this great
remedy. All who suffer ftom Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis,
or any affection Of Throat, Chest. or Lungs,
are especially requested 10 call 40 u. g
Williams Il Bros. Drug Store. and get a
Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles 81.
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DEALING
AT
THE MODEL
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING
HOUSE,.

Mr.. THos. E. HoDGEs, who so ably
conducted the Teachers Institute, of
Berkeley county, last summer, has de-
clined the assistant principalship Of the
Preparatory Department of the West
Virginia University. We think the
gentleman acted wisely in thus refusing
an inferior position. According to the
law of morality, man should advance,
not recede, hence knowing full well the
capabilities of Mr., Hodges we-afirm
that he ought to attain a much higher
position than that which the Board of
Regents proffered him last week.
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Mr.. w. l.. Jones, the jeweler, in
tht Peoples National Bank Building,
keeps adding and adding to his ex-
cellent and well selected stock of
fine jewelry, wedding and birth
day presents and table ware, but
every now and then he gives the
people chance to obtain rare bar
gains as will be seen by a notice
elsewhere. just now he has accum-
ulated an extra amount of stock and
invites the general public to come
and partake thereof at rates lower
than ever before. All the latest
styles of watches, chains, bracelets
rings, and fine jewelry on hand
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Hall of Berkeley Lodge, A. F & A NJ
HedgesyilIe. W. Va,


Hedgesville, W. Va.
Whereas Ii has pleased the Grand
Architect of the universe. 70 remove from
our midst our late Brother. Valentine Y.
Ronk. and whereas,.it is but just fitting
recognition of his many virtues be had !;
therefore be it,
Resotped, by Berkeley Lodge, No. 81, A.
#. 4 A. NJ, that while we bow with hum
BILE submission to the will of the Nest
High, that we do not the less mourn for
our dear brother who has been taken from
us.
Resolred That in the death Of brother
v. V. Ronk this lodge laments the loss Of
a brother who was ready % proIter the
hand Of aid aud the voice of sympathy to
the needy and distressed Of the fraternity .
a friend and companion who was dear 70
us all a citizen whose life was upright
and noble.
ReSolced That the heartfelt sympathy
of this lodge be extended to the family OF
the deceased in their afiliction, and that
these resolutions be spread upon the rec.
ords of this lodge, and that copy be sent
to each Of the county papers.
ReS0tued That as mark Of respect e
our deceased brother, we wear the usual
badge Of mourning aud drape our hall &c.
cordingly for the space ofthirty days
ReSoteed That a copy of these resolu.
tons De sent to the family of our deceased
brother. Respectfully Submitted
&C. TALLER,
j. X. CRfswELL,
w. III. lINGHAMFELTER
Statesman please copy.
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A Gard of Thanks.

Through the medium of the press, we
would return our grateful thanks to the
many friends of all denominations, of Rev.
A. S. Hank, for their unceasing kindness
to him during his long and weary illness,
as well as for their sympathy and atten-
ton in our greater sorrow. May the Giver
of all good reward them thousand fold is
the prayer Of
HIS AFFLICTED FAMILY.
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FOR wedding present try piece Of
SOLID SILVER, something that can be
handed from generation to generation,
such goods will be priced in the future far
beyond their money yalre w. /. JONES
has an excellent assortment at very low
prices. In order to reduce his large stock
he will offer some rare bargain, the public
knows when w l. Jones' says bargain, he
means Inst what he saws.
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CEREALINE is a new novel and pal
atable form of food lately introduced
in this town by practical demonstra-
ton of its niceties. The price start
ed at 20 cents per package with q
tolerably firm market, but the pool,
weakened-broke, and now one
package is sold for cents. Such
is competition.
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We attended the annual exercises
Of the Berkeley Female Seminary on
Thursday eyaning. but the press of
other duties compel us to defer no.
tice until next issue.
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"WHEN did you die ?" asked st. Pc
ter, who was putting some necessary
Questions to an applicant.
"a week ago."
"a week ago, and it has taken you
all this time to get here 20
Eyes, sir. died in Martinsburg.
"Oh, in Martinsburg that explains
it. Martinsburg is long way from
here. "-ShepherdStoeon Register.
This recalls to mind another scene az
the great pearly gates of Heaven. st.
Peter sat musing, when suddenly there
appeared before him a man in the attire
of gentleman. He asked to be admit
ted, but as in the case above, st. Peter
put some necessary questions to the APP.
plicant, and at the conclusion thereof,
refused to allow the poor fellow to pass
in, because his record was the very
worst imaginable. Sorrowfully he turn
ed away, when Peter stopped him;
Hold on" he said, ''just one ques-
ton. Where do you hail from 2"
"Shepherdstown," was the answer.
"Well, guess you can pass in. You
are the first person who has ever appli-
ed for admittance from Shepherdstown
since have been keeping these gates.
Besides, you have had hi enough on
earth, pass up higher.
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FOR Sale.
SAUCERS, separate from Cups.
If 8URAAART & co.
WARNING 4

.'.--Ladies, don't waste your pin money,
but save it at our Shoe Department..
Opera Toe Kid Slippers. only $50
oxford Tie Kid Slippers, = 80
Hand made French Kid slippers, /" $3.50
Everyday Pebble Button Shoe. 8. %.
Elegant Dress Kid & Pebble But. 6 I.T5
our guarantee Pebble and kid Button
Dress Shoss for S2 % worth Sa.G0 With
every dollar yon spayd, ask for a Book
Check. Look az beautiful hooks, you will
be entitled TO one,
g. p. HERRING & co.
LadiesShoe Specialist.
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Jne T. Schley, died Tuesday evening at
her residence, near shepherdstown Mrs.
Schley was daughter of the late Benja-
min T. Towner, who represented his coun-
ty in the Legislature of Virginia.
She was an excellent type of the true la
dy and will be sorely missed by the hus-
band and family, and a large circle of adj
miring and devoted friends.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-06-18

Mr.. James Casky was severely
bruised by kicking mule near Mr..
Pitsnogle's on Thursday. Trust
their may beno serious results. 1t
would seem as if these animals
should be hitched tail end formost.
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Clay Herring the Z year old son
of Mr.. G.. p. Herring won many
pleasant compliments from the
ladies of Hagerstown during the
parade. Young Clay acquitted
himself nobly being the youngest
wheelman Of them all.
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MEN

And women of keen judgment and econom-
ical instincts will find nothing TO offend,
but much TO commend in this plan Of forc--
ing out oyerstock with these phenomenal
prices It is time that has
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CRUSH

Out the clamcr about hard times By otler-
ing any and every article in our stock at
prices within the means Of every body.
This is an unvarnished truth apd without
noise or brae we invite you t. save money
while this sTecial sale lasts.
S. BRAKEMAN, Proprietors
Baltimore Braiman,
Clothing House Manager
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KITTED

Many line of fine goods by rendering them
shopworn and unreasonable. 1t will not
effect us howeyer,as these goods must and
will be sold in the first flush Of early fer
ings Of des r;,bte STYLES
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:. ;. !. PROGRAM

Overture "Prinz Methusalem'' Strauss
Selection from Opera "Erminie"
................... Jallobowski
Piccolo Solo ''The Turtle Dove Damarre
Mr.. w. Kogleschatz.
Waltz 'AIy Dream" ..... Waldtenfel
Gavatte "Stephanie'' ...... .Czibulka
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
SAY?
VIVA r rs THIS /?
FIVE

Thousand dollars in bright spring and sum
mer goods, that must be turned into cash
again without delay. To do this we shall
make any concessions in prices that from
the first were low.
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The City Band Concert, Tuesday
evening, June 2lst, 1887, in the
public square.
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Special Locals.
Trunks. Sntchek. ecc.

We have just received a very large and
beautiful stock Of TRUNKS, CLUB BAGS
and SATCHELS, and cheaper than ever be-
fore. GETTINGER Il HOKE..
Queen st. Rlondel Building
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Line OF Clothing, Hats, CAPS, 5atchels,
Trunks &c. This opportunity Of securing
bargains is not of nature 70 prose last
ing, the goods are too desirable and the
prices too low, yet while IL lasts We viii
do much to
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-06-18

A MOVEMENT has been on foot for
some time past relative to establishing
a Methodist College in West Virginia.
So far the question has been confined to
the interior towns of the State. but as
no sufficient endorsement fund has been
created we think Martinsburg should
put in proposal or two, towards foun-
ding such an institution of learning in
her midst. This is what our town needs
most; not one-sided, diminutive in
stitution, such as nourished here some
years ago, but college, as the name i'm
ports, with sufficient endorsement to en-
able it to retain an able faculty of in
structors, lat the same time capable of at
tracing to its shrine, students from the
surrounding states as well as our own.
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Greatest Attractions on Earth !!

and that, 50 you all know, is the Lowest
Prices Thompson h Tabler makes this their
best offer, and to 1t they add other atlIac-
lions in the way OF First Quality, New
Styles, Large Assortplent aud other nice
features
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SCANDAIOUS !!

as this may seem to the trade, Thompson u
Tab.er think the public will enjoy and APP
preciate these radical reductions TO reduce
stock. tits not At al necessary 10 shout
yourself hoarse or
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HIS AFFLICTED FAMILY.
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in order 10 clear out our overssock when the
goods are right and the merchant has the
nerve and grit to etfer the
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Summer Tours.

Statesman please copy.
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Sam 9ltttomiu Setttitbes Sell Sttftttut
g~egranbet bon BEN
Qotoren SoGn 2sa6utatt at,o Otto 2ssoseo.

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aer3ie unb Mun drste on Der gde bon Commerce unb 2Ofopa Strabe,
(S@oI5s gebdube) obps Sufitut gesrlnoet babeH. @ir baben unisre Stu'
bmn In ben behen lniperftden Der Qet gemadt unb f0nnen Iniere Dipome
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Settle unb furrsn mir bie Granfbeitn nit 2eittigfet. welhe bon anoereH
aerten as ~unbelbar" beSidnt weroen. ...
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bebanbdt. 8eIonoere gmpfanss3immer fIr 9erren unb Oanen. gr ool'
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preife.
p- aufraaeu aus benz 2anbe mnben beantmortet unb Ifebbinen per gr|
pref pnfanbt. mir fpreden beutf@, engIif9 unb ran3bff@.
lir bfuheu Rranfe in Ser Gtaot unb i'm 2anbe, menn gewlnfdt. -%a
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THIS PAPER p FIX SI ss isSs 90 &. s z: q ssa;
Aays.s..,ns sssssq gosp az Il IS 3 ! M IN y Ffso3HHIiRRe
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llnabertreffli&e Gn3iehunsl
uet.r cine t0lbe Milion ssrtScf.
Qpuiiiana State Qctterp So.

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bu StaatsIesisIatur fir ben 8eitraum bon
fan~funb3panais Sabreu sefetIi9 ~tneorborirt
mt einem RapttaI bon $1,000; 900, IN peI9en
fe iIeitter einen ReIerbefoub bon $780, 900 SIN.
auaefIet bat. Gur9 Elm iberf9pengIi4es
Botum purben lire @e4te eth 9tea Der seeen.
pdrtisen Staatseonfitntion, ansenommsa am
2. December 1879.
SIRE sro6en Btehnuseu bon etnteL
men Aummern inSen monatIi9 fati.
NiemaB pirb cine Siebuns bert 3obeu. Man
Iefe ua&foIsenben plan.
Grube upnatli&e 3te9uns
In Der Geabeuit Of Nufc, Nsv OrIeans,
Sienffas ben s. Gebruar 1887.
100000 5ifets 3u $40 iebes.
9olbe IS. Tanftst 81. 5eHntet 81.
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aiRe Der preife:

2,179 i'm getrass bon $5S5,00o
AZ aufraseu fur asentsn, fnpie Batter
fir Clubs t6nnsn MIR In Der Ofiee Ia Reb
Orleans sema9t iperben.
@ese adberer Ausfunft f9rribe man beutIid
bic sanae GbrsHe.
Ian idlde Sch bur& geRaI y o.
Grpreb Wpnep Orber, Rem Wori
WeHiet ouf Meu Orleans.
1risfe nit gurrenre unberdnDeft per esprsb
Nir sablsn Gyprettofen.
N. u Daupbin,
Mep OrIeans, Ca
IRAN ~abreIEre rssifrtsts Driefe uuS fens
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
REAL ESTATE
RrrsJNESs AT THE EXCHANGE.

Besides Of Mr. Morgans house. in Madison Square,
ct the Exchange yesterday which s reported In
the columns another important sale was twelve lots as
Broadway ard Fifty sixthst. which sold to William Klatt
for sold last October under
foreclosure 900 l. Phillips sold under order
q ss TEN St. ss and S1s o Fl
.d sps S Gs e s wh
oSSs for 5 900 the northwest corner Of Ninety
as s. g " Ike ss on ss'
Wee! sixty nipths three story @ nrssS a
s5S dsss on snH 3
Sssooo also the northwest Corner Of Eighty
s% s y s at for
msIs @ TIVE
ss ts.Gs 81
20 coat na S P pnS PfG II
siOooo Business property below Maiden Ian
for ssS and i'
house. IN West Twenty .hrstst. for $4,000.
NEw-YoRK Thursday. Feb. "a. 1887.
The following held at the Exchange and Auction
Room TODAY;
2lots Nos 542 and 544 west4uths SIS l75 heof am ooo
ita SSn sSy y,I lot Wss Sss S25
iOtfave 26zs4 i Forse io;;b 0'ooo
p sss Of S0d 81 coo
son Bv i; i RA,i'ps o,x,oo,
Slots West e7'is 100 1T " OF sthave 4ss75
lot sash 2' @sss ias 80 ii Of shave 26i
TO- li aboye each 25x 100 straus $4,000
io bu We co. 10000
By John +. b. Smgth.
lot 10 snioo s. roup 900
's'Sy ls I, w lot C @7Iioo5 Mrs 1880
By Richard Y.hGrnsh Co.
/ 4 story dwelling and 3-story stable. with lot No
OF East 2Gtb.s. n 8 1906 II OF bthave lot BOX
s ssisS SeH SO essss: Stevenson 10000
s ssSy 7, w OF shave lot 6s1ese $500
As'0ry dMeS w w OF Shave 2sxioo II Webb 1000
plot % aHa on wy ra cor o. ISL 900
Ao,s @ SacS 0s same 81 BUYER !. 1000
lAsiSrs s nat w 10, Ss Reyno. 1920
s%i osa Dnlng: si' NJ l6o5o
sstor1 dweilpg. with lot No 500 East i2ist ST.
ssss gop II OF 1aa'e 10. $500
By Scott d Nuers.
Sale of lot No 496 Sthave also lot on Manjer.st,
brooklyn and lots Rolf and Garden sts Edgewater
Staten Island. withdrawn.
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E'EAN.
NEW SECURITIES TO he ISSUED UPON REoR-
GANIZATION OF NEW COMPANY.
PRESENT SECURITIES.

tonfhoiers IN roceive for their bonds and
coupons per bonds and interest
per per from December 1850 10 date Of new
bonds.
mortgage houdhofcrs Ia for their bonds an
coupons liOp first mortgage bonds and ~
Per per from December J. lsO. 10 date
OF new bouds
Outstanding stock 70 assessment % $40 share
Preferred rhoders % cent Of second
JTefcpcd and the amount Of aScSssnt In new .t preferred
Comm ode Ia receive % er cent ~ new common
the amount Of out Ia hfst preferred
Cirrulars ~ The committee and copies 80 the agreement
referred obtained the OF OF the Ccnial
Trust Company OF New York
All bomb oldcrs requested 10 deposit without delay
The Trust COMPANY ~ Nassau At.
receive negotiable ceTfcaie- for the same
present tie hci 10y them a. be stamped
Stockholders both and preferred requested 10
rr'sent ter certificate. Tor .inmunR and 10 their
3 T. oT COLT Chairman.
WILLIAM X. NANDEHBGLT
JANIS \. OOSENELT
JOHN :. KENNEDY,
Comhiiitcc.
q. s. ELLIS Secretary.
is NGssau.st, Sew-York.
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GRISWOLD & GILLETT,
NEW YORK, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE.
notice.

NEw.YORx. Fen. 4. 1887.
Under entered into this date between certain
security holders Of the NewYork. Chicago and IT Louis
Railway Company the Lake Shore and Michigan southern
Railway Company and others, James A Roosevelt John g
Kennedy. Adrian Isen IT, u. Willis James and oliver Har-
riman committee heretofore appointed by nrst mortgage
hondhoders under dated November 81 1852
Frederic =. Ooott. William X Vanderbilt James A.
Roosev cit John Kennedy The undersigned have been
appointed Purchasing Committee with 20 perform
the duties therein set forth and 10 reorganze the above ran
way Ne ALLOWING basis
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DEpEMPTlON OF RONDs OLE TIE BRUSH

7
IL ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING co.. OF y. Y.
This certify that ~ drawing held this 81 day OF Feb
1851 IN Al the office Of the central Trust
of y " trustee at 20 O'Clock the following thr
FIRST gold bonds Of the Brush Flee
rc Illuminating Co OF y. lNz Nos ~, 81 o., ~ 81 "
li3 lf2 l59 l5 40 23j 25S a. 90 each designated
pton sai Trust Co. IN the Citv Of
York THE It'll day August 1887 NJ lO3 per cent upon
the value aud accrued interest Interest on SAID Bonds
ROBERT W. ABORN.
Treasurer OF Brush Electric Illuminating Co of N Y.
G. n. T.. BABCOCk.
Secretary Central Trust Co. ~ y. Y.
/ certify that the above numbered bonds drawn as
stated Witness my hand and seal this Sd day Of Fob
ruary. 1887. - - ~
(~~) HERBERT VI. HYDE,
LIS Notary Public
(l New York CITY aud Co
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Real gstare

A TTENTION if called to those elegant first
"A class louses Noa T. b and IL Itei e0th-st Apply on
premises oowners o. ~ q n A. WILLlAMo
ELEGANT HOUSES. fully decorated, fres-
III coed ceilings inlad HoOrs gas fixtures electric bells
$40 900 10 SZ2 600 West 97thst. near Central PARK
EOUR-STORY and basement houses of first
I class construction throughout 81 10 81 West Whist
nsa, Central PARK prices S22 0UO $4,000 JanOr
pruIuisss. Is. T. ROMANO, IT,, owner. 20 Nassau-sL
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE, SO
feet square, by j. +. b. smythe. agent III broadway
the premises 625 Washington at This prop
erty is half from River and block above
Canal st is admirably and storage
Its three brck with high Send to either
address for full descriptive circular.